Hey there, design aficionados! 👋 We’re checking in to spill our countertop secrets on the most sustainable counter options out there. We get it—Quartz is the superstar of the kitchen, but let's dig a little deeper into some alternatives that not only jazz up your space but also align with our sustainable design vibes.

Embark on a journey where art and architecture, both distinguished art forms, intertwine in an inspiring dance of creativity. Explore the profound impact of artists on architectural design, showcasing the incredible artists who wield pens and brushes as well as those who craft structures with imagination and flair.

Greetings, design aficionados! Today, we're embarking on a fusion journey, merging our architectural escapade through Japan with the broader theme of the intersection between art and architecture. Join us for a double dose of inspiration as we explore the artistic tapestry of Japanese design and contemplate the nuanced relationship between art and architectural innovation

Hey Waldron Designs crew! Today, let's dive into the kitchen, your home's heart. If a renovation is on your mind, we've got the scoop on modern layouts, chic appliances, and the art of balancing style and functionality.

Hey there, Waldron Designs fam! Today, let's talk about the magic of color—the brushstrokes that turn your house into a home. If you're ready to infuse your space with personality, join us on this colorful journey.

Hey there, design enthusiasts! Today, we're diving headfirst into the exciting world of interior renovations. Whether you're considering a full home makeover or opting for a phased approach, we've got some sage advice to share. So, grab your favorite beverage, get comfy, and let's chat about how to transform your living space into a haven of style and functionality.

Hey there, design enthusiasts! Today, Waldron Designs is diving deep into the world of home renovations, with a focus on making your space not only stylish but accessible too. We believe that everyone deserves a home that feels luxurious and is designed with inclusivity in mind. So, grab your favorite drink, kick back, and let's explore how to make every room in your home accessible with style!

We're here to have a candid conversation about home additions and why the concept of resale value shouldn't dictate your design choices. So grab your favorite cup of sustainably sourced coffee and settle in, because we're about to dive into the realm of design that's all about YOU, not those potential future buyers.

When it comes to designing beautiful and functional spaces, interior designers and architects are often praised for their creativity, attention to detail, and ability to bring a vision to life. This profession possess a versatile skill set, encompassing everything from conceptualizing layouts to selecting materials and coordinating construction. We are true jacks of all trades in the world of design. However, it is important to understand that we are masters of none, and that's not necessarily a bad thing.

When it comes to undertaking a new construction project, whether it's a residential home or a commercial building, one crucial step that often gets overlooked or underestimated is the permitting process. Building permits are the official documents required by local or state authorities that grant permission for construction or renovation work to begin. While it may seem like a hassle or unnecessary red tape, proper permitting is essential for a variety of reasons. In this blog post, we will explore the significance of the permitting process and provide some valuable insights to streamline your new construction project.

Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) are a major concern in our homes. They are released as gases from various household items like paint, cleaning products, furniture, and air fresheners. These chemicals contribute to indoor air pollution and can harm our health, causing respiratory issues, headaches, and even cancer with long-term exposure.

We visit several homes without any range hoods. Nothing, Nada. Moreover, the nearest smoke detector to the kitchen is the first to be removed. We don’t want the detector blaring when we burn a piece of toast after all, right? If our cooking produces enough smoke to set off the smoke detector, imagine what it's doing to our bodies.